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{
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"angular": {
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"scope": "teambit.angular",
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"version": "2.0.8",
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"version": "3.0.0",
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"mainFile": "index.ts",
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"rootDir": "scopes/angular"
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},
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"dev-services/compiler/angular-elements": {
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"scope": "teambit.angular",
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"version": "0.1.23",
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"version": "1.0.0",
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"rootDir": "scopes/dev-services/compiler/angular-elements"
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},
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"dev-services/compiler/ng-multi-compiler": {
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"scope": "teambit.angular",
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"version": "1.0.0",
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"rootDir": "scopes/dev-services/compiler/ng-multi-compiler"
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},
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"dev-services/compiler/ng-packagr": {
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"scope": "teambit.angular",
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"version": "1.2.10",
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"version": "2.0.0",
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"rootDir": "scopes/dev-services/compiler/ng-packagr"
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"rootDir": "scopes/dev-services/compiler/ngcc"
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"dev-services/compiler/webpack": {
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"scope": "",
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"version": "",
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"scope": "teambit.angular",
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"version": "1.0.0",
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"mainFile": "index.ts",
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"rootDir": "scopes/dev-services/compiler/webpack"
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},
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"dev-services/linter/angular-eslint-config": {
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"scope": "teambit.angular",
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"version": "2.0.0",
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"mainFile": "index.js",
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"rootDir": "scopes/dev-services/linter/eslint-config"
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},
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"dev-services/preview/angular-runtime": {
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"version": "1.0.0",
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"mainFile": "index.ts",
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"rootDir": "scopes/dev-services/preview/angular-runtime"
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},
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"dev-services/preview/mounter": {
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"rootDir": "scopes/dev-services/preview/preview"
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},
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"generators/angular-starters": {
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"generators/angular-templates": {
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"version": "2.0.0",
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"mainFile": "index.ts",
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"rootDir": "scopes/versions/angular-v13"
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‎scopes/angular/angular.docs.md

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labels: ['angular', 'environment', 'env', 'aspect', 'extension']
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# Angular Overview
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`teambit.angular/angular` is a pre-built [Env](https://bit.dev/docs/envs/envs-overview) for building components and apps with Angular.
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It enables you to quickly set up a dev environment that follows best practices for Angular component development.
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## Using the Angular env
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### In a new workspace
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To use the Angular Env, the easiest way is to create a new pre-configured workspace with the workspace generator:
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```bash
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bit new ng-workspace <workspace-name> -a teambit.angular/angular
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```
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It always uses the latest major version of Angular.
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```bash
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cd <workspace-name>
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```
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```bash
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bit create ng-module ui/my-button
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```
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```bash
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bit install
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```
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```
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### In an existing Bit workspace
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First you need to make sure that you're using yarn (in your workspace.jsonc, search for `packageManager` and replace `pnpm` by `yarn` if needed),
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```bash
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bit use teambit.angular/angular
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```
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```bash
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bit create ng-module <component-name> --env teambit.angular/angular
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```
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And finally you need to install the dependencies:
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```bash
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bit install
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```
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## Creating Components
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- `ng-module` a generic Angular module.
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bit create <template-name> <component-name> --env teambit.angular/angular
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## Angular versions
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- [v8: `teambit.angular/versions/angular-v8`](https://bit.cloud/teambit/angular/versions/angular-v8)
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- [v9: `teambit.angular/versions/angular-v9`](https://bit.cloud/teambit/angular/versions/angular-v9)
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- [v10: `teambit.angular/versions/angular-v10`](https://bit.cloud/teambit/angular/versions/angular-v10)
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- [v11: `teambit.angular/versions/angular-v11`](https://bit.cloud/teambit/angular/versions/angular-v11)
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- [v12: `teambit.angular/versions/angular-v12`](https://bit.cloud/teambit/angular/versions/angular-v12)
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- [v13: `teambit.angular/versions/angular-v13`](https://bit.cloud/teambit/angular/versions/angular-v13)
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- [v14: `teambit.angular/versions/angular-v14`](https://bit.cloud/teambit/angular/versions/angular-v14)
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- [v15: `teambit.angular/versions/angular-v15`](https://bit.cloud/teambit/angular/versions/angular-v15)
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‎scopes/versions/angular-v12/angular-v12.docs.md

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